You will learn foundations of design and develop skills in 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art.
You will learn art appreciation of the visual arts and their relationship to society.
You will learn color theory, composition, and the basics of various art media.
You will create drawings, paintings, and sculptures within a studio setting.
You will learn basic printmaking techniques and introductory computer design.
You will have the opportunity to prepare a portfolio for transfer and for career opportunities.
You will demonstrate foundation skills in the use of art process and media that enable clear, creative visual communication.
You will demonstrate the ability to think critically and creatively through written, oral and artistic means about visual art.
You will articulate the significance of art in terms of self, contemporary culture and the global perspectives in the making of art and design.
You will prepare a portfolio for transfer, personal use or career development.
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Our Art program is designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university with a major in Art. The courses included in this program closely parallel the first two years of an art major at many four-year institutions. This is a transfer program and is designed to enable students to transfer to a four-year college or university. Successful completion of this program qualifies a student to apply for an Associate of Arts degree in Arts and Sciences – Area of Concentration in Art.
Students will demonstrate knowledge about and skills related to human expression for the purpose of transfer or to promote greater opportunity in the workforce.
Students will demonstrate competency in interpersonal skills and cultural literacy.
Students will think critically to analyze, synthesize and evaluate demonstrations of human expression of written/oral/artistic means.
Students will create coherent, unified and effectively developed bodies of oral and written forms of communication reflective of purpose and audience, whether creative, academic or career.
Students will evaluate and analyze forms of expression, written/oral/artistic, to make judgments, draw inferences, recognize bias.
Identify and describe personal connections to particular themes in fine arts and humanities using discipline specific terminology and concepts.
Students will demonstrate competency in the foundation of discipline-specific skills in Humanities.
Our experienced, knowledgeable faculty are excited to share their expertise with you and prepare you to succeed in the diverse, creative field of Art.
Jenna Gallion
jgallion@allegany.edu
Associate Professor and Division Chair
301-784-5239
Humanities 39
B.S., Frostburg State University
M.A., Oklahoma State University
Robyn L. Price
rprice@allegany.edu
Professor
301-784-5550
Humanities 35
A.A., Allegany College of Maryland
B.S., Frostburg State University
M.Ed, Frostburg State University
Graduate Study, Frostburg State University
Melody Gaschler
mgaschler@allegany.edu
Assistant Professor
301-784-5697
College Center 186
B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania
M.Ed., Frostburg State University
Brenda Mathews
bmathews@allegany.edu
Administrative Associate
301-784-5289
Humanities 67
A.A., Allegany College of Maryland
Shannon Nichols
snichols@allegany.edu
Adjunct Faculty
301-784-5519
Humanities 34
B.F.A., Frostburg State University
Suzanne Stultz
sstultz@allegany.edu
Adjunct Faculty
301-784-5519
Humanities 34
A.F.A., Anne Arundel Community College
B.F.A, University of Maryland
M. Ed., Frostburg State University
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